Rose‐marie Déchaine
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3777906 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Rose‐marie Déchaine |
| PRENOMES | Rose‐marie |
| SOBRENOME | Déchaine |
| ASSINATURA | DÉCHAINE R M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of British Columbia |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 99 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1995 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The trajectory of φ-features on Old French D and n
Old French (OF) determiners (D), which are optional, show a three-way split between definite ( def ), indefinite( indf ), and expletive( expl) D. We develop a nano-syntactic analysis of these three paradigms, according to which the nominal spine is associated with a series of functional heads that include Number, Gender, D, and Kase. We test the predictions of the formal analysis with a quantitative analysis of corpus data from two 12 th century …
The variable use of determiners in Old French and the argument DP hypothesis
The argument DP hypothesis , adopted by many syntactic analyses, claims that nominal arguments are introduced by a determiner (D), which may be covert or overt. While overt D is obligatory in Modern French (consistent with the argument DP hypothesis), it was not obligatory in earlier stages of French. We explore the factors that contributed to this change – including semantic class, syntactic function, number , and definiteness – focusing on a sh…
Bound Variable Anaphora
Bound variable anaphora (BVA) is the term given to contexts where a pronominal anaphor functions like a logical variable in that its interpretation co‐varies with the value assigned to its antecedent in a given universe of discourse. For example, in a math class with four girls (Alice, Beth, Carol, and Diane) the interpretation of the pronoun she in the English sentence Every girl in math hopes that she will be an astronaut varies according to wh…
Stative versus Eventive Predicates and vP-internal Structure
No abstract available
The internal syntax of Shona class prefixes
Disambiguating Yorùbá tones
Evidential Types
Evidentials, which introduce the speaker's perspective regarding information being presented, can be divided into at least two classes in Cree: CP‐external (with illocutionary force) and IP‐external (with temporal or modal force). Cree dialects differ in their deployment of evidentials. CP‐external evidentials include quotative verbs (attested in all Cree dialects) and reportative particles (in Plains Cree). IP‐external evidentials include dubita…
Decomposing Pronouns
Starting with the idea that the notion "pronoun" is not a primitive of linguistic theory, we propose that it is necessary to recognize (at least) three pronoun types: pro-DP, pro-fP, and pro-NP. Evidence supporting this three-way split comes from the sensitivity of certain proforms to the predicate/argument distinction, the internal structure of proforms, and the binding-theoretic properties of proforms. Recognizing different pronoun types also s…
On the left edge of Yorùbá complements
One be
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Decomposing Pronouns
Starting with the idea that the notion "pronoun" is not a primitive of linguistic theory, we propose that it is necessary to recognize (at least) three pronoun types: pro-DP, pro-fP, and pro-NP. Evidence supporting this three-way split comes from the sensitivity of certain proforms to the predicate/argument distinction, the internal structure of proforms, and the binding-theoretic properties of proforms. Recognizing different pronoun types also s…
Evidential Types
Evidentials, which introduce the speaker's perspective regarding information being presented, can be divided into at least two classes in Cree: CP‐external (with illocutionary force) and IP‐external (with temporal or modal force). Cree dialects differ in their deployment of evidentials. CP‐external evidentials include quotative verbs (attested in all Cree dialects) and reportative particles (in Plains Cree). IP‐external evidentials include dubita…
The internal syntax of Shona class prefixes
On the left edge of Yorùbá complements
One be
Preview this article: One be, Page 1 of 1 /docserver/preview/fulltext/avt.12.09dec-1.gif
On the left edge of Yorùbá complements
Decomposing Pronouns
Starting with the idea that the notion "pronoun" is not a primitive of linguistic theory, we propose that it is necessary to recognize (at least) three pronoun types: pro-DP, pro-fP, and pro-NP. Evidence supporting this three-way split comes from the sensitivity of certain proforms to the predicate/argument distinction, the internal structure of proforms, and the binding-theoretic properties of proforms. Recognizing different pronoun types also s…
Evidential Types
Evidentials, which introduce the speaker's perspective regarding information being presented, can be divided into at least two classes in Cree: CP‐external (with illocutionary force) and IP‐external (with temporal or modal force). Cree dialects differ in their deployment of evidentials. CP‐external evidentials include quotative verbs (attested in all Cree dialects) and reportative particles (in Plains Cree). IP‐external evidentials include dubita…
Disambiguating Yorùbá tones
Stative versus Eventive Predicates and vP-internal Structure
No abstract available
The internal syntax of Shona class prefixes
Bound Variable Anaphora
Bound variable anaphora (BVA) is the term given to contexts where a pronominal anaphor functions like a logical variable in that its interpretation co‐varies with the value assigned to its antecedent in a given universe of discourse. For example, in a math class with four girls (Alice, Beth, Carol, and Diane) the interpretation of the pronoun she in the English sentence Every girl in math hopes that she will be an astronaut varies according to wh…
The trajectory of φ-features on Old French D and n
Old French (OF) determiners (D), which are optional, show a three-way split between definite ( def ), indefinite( indf ), and expletive( expl) D. We develop a nano-syntactic analysis of these three paradigms, according to which the nominal spine is associated with a series of functional heads that include Number, Gender, D, and Kase. We test the predictions of the formal analysis with a quantitative analysis of corpus data from two 12 th century …
The variable use of determiners in Old French and the argument DP hypothesis
The argument DP hypothesis , adopted by many syntactic analyses, claims that nominal arguments are introduced by a determiner (D), which may be covert or overt. While overt D is obligatory in Modern French (consistent with the argument DP hypothesis), it was not obligatory in earlier stages of French. We explore the factors that contributed to this change – including semantic class, syntactic function, number , and definiteness – focusing on a sh…
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